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Are you ready to RUN CALMER, SMOOTHER, IN THE 'ZONE', and INJURY FREE?Would you like to be more flexibleand have great muscle definition head-to-toe ...all from One 30-Minute Routine you can do almost anywhere?

WARNING: This is NOT another follow-along yoga video! It is a comprehensive Instructional & 30-Minute-Home-Practice Program.

WHAT YOU GET *Visual depiction of digital material.

Hi there!

My name is Van Clayton Powel and I’ve taught yoga to thousands of people. From Olympic athletes and coaches to champion snowboarders and grandparents with back problems. And over the years I noticed two things:

First, as great as you'll feel when you practice yoga (Provided you're taught properly!), most people stop practicing for one simple reason - they just don't have enough time in their busy schedule.

And second, runners seem to benefit from yoga more than almost anyone. (Again, as long as you're taught properly.)

That means that even though yoga can do some wonderful things for you:

Dramatically increase your FLEXIBILITY.

Build your CORE STRENGTH.

Improve your BALANCE, GAIT and POSTURE.

Accelerate HEALING and cut down on the need for chiropractic, physiotherapy, and massage

Improve your MENTAL FOCUS and literally melt away STRESS.

... you probably won't do it.

So what's the solution? That's what I wondered. And it's a quest that took me around the world.

From Martial Arts studios in Japan, to Masters of ancient techniques in India. From the front-line trenches of the Western medical system, to studies with some of the world’s finest yoga instructors.

Until finally I knew I had it - One Short Routine that:

Will easily fit into your busiest schedule.

Is practical enough for you to do almost anywhere. (No video monitor, no special equipment, no studio or gym required.)

Works your whole body head-to-toe. (Flexibility, strength, balance and Core work ... all at the same time!)

Literally melts away stress and calms your mind.

A program so effective, so 'user-friendly' you can, and according to research, probably will make it a regular part of your fitness program.

Now please be clear,

TheRunner’s Yoga Program is not another follow-along yoga video.

(*In fact, I don't think it's a good idea to do yoga to a video, and you'll learn why in a few moments.)

Instead, it is a COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM in digital format that you can download minutes from now:

A comprehensive set of audio-visual modules that take you step-by-step, literally second-by-second, through every single movement of this amazing 30-minute routine.So that whether you’re an absolute beginner ... or an experienced 'yogi' ... you’ll learn to do it safely on your own.

And then, whenever and wherever you want, all you’ll have to do is follow along as the Proprietary Audio Recording guides you through every second of every move with:

*You'll quickly learn CORE BREATHING in module #2. It has been used by Martial Artists and Monks in Asia for generations and research recently confirmed its ability to dramatically improve lung function and automatically turn off the body's stress response at the same time! (One of the reasons it is now being used by Olympic Champions and World-Class Athletes.)

You’ll do it all at once - treating your body like the ECOSYSTEM it is!

And you’ll calm and focus your mind at the same time ... finishing clear, refreshed, and ready to perform at your highest level.

You'll even save $$ (and time!) as your aches, pains and injuries disappear, allowing you to cut down on appointments with doctors, physiotherapists, and chiropractors.

So why is it called Runner’s Yoga?

Well, one of the things I noticed over my many years of teaching yoga is how frequently my running students are injured. According to the American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, almost 70%of runners will be injured. And in my experience, there are two main reasons.

FIRST, it’s because of the incredible forces they’re subjected to.

The body of a 130 lb runner, for example, has to absorbover 600,000 lbs of impact every mile!

And it’s not just the lower body of the runner that’s affected. That jarring, tightening impact reverberates through the whole body, causing imbalances and tightness head-to-toe and leading a host of common injuries in runners.

The SECOND reason is the intense “Type-A” approach that many runners are notorious for.

This stressful, I’M-NOT-WORKING-HARD-ENOUGH approach tends to disconnect runners from the messages from their bodies - a leading cause of over-training and injury. In some cases this disconnect is so pronounced that runners will actually run themselves into fatal heart attacks!

It was easy for me to recognize these two primary causes of injuries in runners … because I experienced them myself! (Three knee operations, hamstring pop, multiple calf muscle tears, Achilles’ Tendon strains, etc, etc.)

Which meant it was also easy for me with my background to recognize that yoga is the most powerful solution. For both problems - physical and mental.

Not only does yoga give you a balanced, flexible body that performs better (see 'Range of Motion' below) and is much less prone to injury. But doing yoga has a profound effect on your MENTALATTITUDE as well. And any athlete (or therapist!) will tell you how important that is!

The problem is, most of us don’t have enough time to get to classes regularly.

I mean, add it up - How long does it actually take you to go do that workout or yoga class? Including travel, parking, changing, etc.

About the only people I know who can find that much time ... day after day, month after month, year after year ... are competitive athletes and the independently wealthy!

*Which is why the majority of usstop going to the health club or gym two months after joining! (*According to the industry's own statistics.)

So when I first developed my 30-minute routine (I’ll tell you why 30 minutes is so important in a moment), I knew it would be perfect for runners. And I started teaching it to them in special “Runner’s Yoga Workshops”. (Which is how it came to be called 'Runner’s Yoga'.)

The result? Runners loved it! (And so did their physiotherapists!)

And why not? One short routine that will help you stay fit and healthy, physically and mentally, for the rest of your life. A routine that is safe enough for beginners. Yet full of challenging options for the fittest athlete.

And now, for the very first time, you can have the exact same program I teach in workshops (plus some great bonuses!) in a format that will allow you to get started minutes from now -even if you’re halfway around the world and it’s 2 o’clock in the morning!

So why 30 minutes?

Years ago I came across a study that looked at people who lost fifty pounds or more. And most importantly, kept it off for more than five years. A pretty incredible feat, since most people who lose that amount soon gain back even more.

Naturally, the researchers wanted to know what these people had done differently. And one of the things they found was that each of the successful participants had found an exercise routine they could do in about 30 minutes. All-inclusive. From start to finish.

As a result, each one of them practiced their short exercise routine regularly - in some cases daily – year after year after year. No 'Yo-Yo dieting'. No Yo-Yo fitness! They got long-term benefits ... the healthiest approach.

I realized this was a key aspect to what I was trying to create. And since I’d already designed a number of my own yoga programs, I took them out and started to experiment, this time with the 30-minute principle in mind. I wanted to see if I could combine the best aspects of each program into a single 30-minute routine.

It took years of testing to make sure:

Every part of the body is stretched and strengthened.

The poses are safe enough for almost anyone to do.

The movements and postures flow together with a synergy that increases overall effectiveness.

The muscles remain warm enough at all times for safe stretching.

Until finally I had the routine I was after ... almost.I wanted to add one more thing. The Beat.

You see, years ago I came across research that shows we enjoy some very unique benefitswhen we listen to the rhythm of 60 beats per minute (BPM):

The brain and body become alert, focused and calm.

Heart rate and blood pressure are lowered in people who are anxious.

It can dramatically accelerate learning and improve recall.

It was clear to me that the whole Runner’s Yoga routine should flow to that special meditative rhythm of 60 BPM.

So I recorded every breath, every movement, to that rhythmic beat, automatically putting your mind and body into a calm, focused state as you flow through the poses.

Synchronizing the routine this way also allowed me to ensure that each Dynamic Stretch is held for at least 30 seconds. Why? Because studies show this is optimal forINCREASING YOURRANGE OF MOTION. And any professional athlete will tell you how important that is!

WHY WORRY ABOUT RANGE OF MOTION?

Matt Biondi, who won 7 Gold medals at the Seoul Olympics,had measurably less arm power than other members on the US swim team, BUT he had tremendous range of motion in his shoulders.

Why not a video?

Quite simply, because I don’t think it’s a good idea to do yoga to a video. Here’s why:

Possible Injury - In some positions the last thing you should be doingis turning your head to look at a video.

Limitation - You can only do the routine where you have a TV or video monitor.

Impaired Focus – Watching the video sends your focus out of the body, not a good thing if you’re trying to improve your body awareness and stretch safely.

Dependence - There is a tendency to become reliant on looking at the video images to know what the pose is.

So despite some tempting offers, I passed on producing a video.

Instead, I went to work writing VERBAL DIRECTIONS.

Verbal directions that are so clear, calm and flowing that you can move through the routine just using the audio recording. And focus on what you’re feeling, rather than what you’re seeing.

Then finally, I put together THE INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL, recreating exactly how I teach the Runner’s Yoga Program in workshops and private sessions. Giving you:

Variations for each movement and pose so that you can find the version that works best for your body ... your fitness ... your flexibility.

Just load the high-quality MP3 file into your player (or burn a CD from it) and you’ll be able to do your Runner’s Yoga almost anywhere!The special rhythmic beat sets the pace ... chimes cue the inhale and exhale of your Core Breathing ... and crystal-clear directions talk you through the whole 30-minute Runner's Yoga routine.

7 Illustrated Manuals

We took over 1,000 photographs to put together these 7 Easy-to-Follow Illustrated PDF Manuals. Every second of every movement is presented, along with the mental imagery to put yourself into the correct alignment! You'll find you soon become your own best yoga teacher, and are flowing through the routine using just the audio recording. Includes:

Detailed options for each posture.

Powerful Breathing Techniques. (Including Core Breathing.)

A fascinating look at the science (both Eastern and Western) behind what you’re doing.

6 Instruction Video Files

These instructional video files (optional) coordinate perfectly with the Illustrated Manuals. They show each movement and posture meticulously broken down into its components as I describe the variations for you to try. Whether you're an absolute beginner or an experienced athlete, you'll appreciate the:

Clear, simple instructions.

Short, convenient sessions.(10-22 minutes each.)

Fast-forward preview of each section of moves you're about to learn.

Detailed breakdown of all the options for different levels of fitness and flexibility.

2 Practice Cards

The complete Runner’s Yoga routine, pose-by-pose, in 8X11 pdf format. Great visual aids to help you learn and practice the routine. Print them up back-to-back and you have the whole routine on one sheet of paper you can take anywhere. Fold them in four, they fit in your pocket. Laminate them, they’ll last forever and you can even use them to practice outdoors.

Practice Tips

A valuable collection of practical tips from a variety of sources - yoga, martial arts, fitness training, etc. - that will help you take your Runner’s Yoga to the next level.

Physiology

A concise illustrated look at the bio-mechanics, physiology, and benefits of each individual pose in the Runner's Yoga routine. Which muscles are being stretched? Which body systems stimulated? What does yoga theory say? What is the view of western physiotherapy?

Personal Practice Program

With this proven system you'll quickly design a practice routine you'll actually stick with! (Often the hardest part of any new routine.) Use the simple Template and in minutes you’ll know:

When and where will be the best time and place for YOU to do your Runner’s Yoga.

Specific, realistic goals for how often you want to practice.

Exciting rewards that will help you meet those goals.

An incredibly effective tool that can help you make Runner’s Yoga a regular part of your life for years to come!

And to make sure you've got nothing to lose, I give a 30-Day Money Back Guarantee!

Yup - you can try it for a month.

And if it's not for you, just let us know and we'll give you back all your money.

But obviously I'm biased. So read through the many TESTIMONIALS to see what others say. (You might be surprised by who's loving the Runners Yoga Program.)

Check out the SCREENSHOTS and DETAILS, or the FAQ. And please, let me know if I can help in any way. Because I use every single part of the Runner's Yoga Program myselfand I'd love to help you get started.